Talk:Keswick, California
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Why No Mention Of The Carr Fire?
[edit]Keswick was destroyed in the Carr Fire; Why is there no mention of this?
- There was. "47.32.162.155" removed it at 05:54 (time zone not given) on 23 January 2020 saying "The information provided was fake." I was in Keswick 2 weeks after the fire; I didn't even see 2 homes left (though they may have been in a different area, access was still very limited). "47.32.162.155" is more interested in a narrative than what HAPPENED. This was racist historical revisionism. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.10.167.226 (talk) 02:48, 28 September 2020 (UTC)
